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UMTV tells "good news" stories about real people facing today's challenges and making a difference. Professional journalists contribute material gathered from around the globe. UMTV.org is based at United Methodist Communications in Nashville, TN.

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1 VideoStreet Pastor with a Past The Rev. Keith Kaufold is a pastor in a tough neighborhood where drug dealers and school dropouts abound. Kaufold grew up nearby and can speak firsthand about addiction and redemption. 2/23/12 Free View In iTunes

2 VideoYoung Black Church Leader As a college student, Ronnie Miller-Yow heard God call him to ministry. It was a life decision he struggled with at the time. Today, Yow is a college chaplain and works to help young people hear their own calls. Many credit him for keeping them coming back to church. 2/2/12 Free View In iTunes

3 VideoGuinness' Oldest Yoga Teacher When she was in her 40s, Bernice Bates saw a TV program about yoga and thought it looked ridiculous. That was half a century ago. Guess what she has been doing ever since? Teaching yoga. Now 91, her dedication to the practice has won her a place in the Guinness Book of World Records. 1/27/12 Free View In iTunes

4 VideoWorld Record Female Bodybuilder A United Methodist woman isnt just fighting to stay young. Shes winning. Seventy-five-year old Ernestine Shepherd holds the Guinness record as the worlds oldest female bodybuilder. How does she do it? Physical, and spiritual, fitness. 1/20/12 Free View In iTunes

5 VideoGreen Gym At Church A United Methodist pastor is leading a revolution, a green revolution. Faith Fowler uses donated exercise equipment and discarded tires to create jobs and provide electricity for those in her community. 1/9/12 Free View In iTunes

6 VideoChurch Drive-Thru Prayer A drive-thru prayer service is gaining traction near Atlanta not just for the convenience, but for the connection it offers. Drivers stuck in rush hour along busy Highway 78 can pull in for some stress relief. For many, praying in the comfort of their cars can be easier than walking into a traditional church. 1/3/12 Free View In iTunes

7 VideoClinic for Homeless Teens More than one and a half million U.S. teenagers are homeless according to a national study. Its the kind of statistic you can see walking down city streets. One group of doctors, nurses and caseworkers doesnt just walk by those young people. They bring care to them, in a big blue van. Reporter Allysa Adams rode along. 12/13/11 Free View In iTunes

8 VideoHoney Dudes Do Good You dont have to travel long distances or take on giant projects to help your neighbor. Cheryl Parker introduces us to some mission-minded men who chose to stay close to home and do some odd jobs that make a big difference for those in need. 12/5/11 Free View In iTunes

9 VideoThe Rev. Shane Stanford: Living with HIV For years, Shane Stanford lived with a secret. When Stanford graduated from seminary and told people he was HIV-positive, even churches turned their backs. The experience tested the young pastors faith. Today Stanford is a husband, father of three and a best-selling author, radio host and lead pastor of a large church. His story of turning fear and rejection into a positive life continues to inspire. 11/30/11 Free View In iTunes

10 VideoYouth Share Thanksgiving Meals Thanksgiving can be a lonely time. Some teenagers are making sure elderly shut-ins get a taste of a traditional holiday meal and a visit from eager young cooks. 11/29/11 Free View In iTunes

11 VideoRestaurant Owner On Mission A desire to help others has taken Oklahoma restaurateur Steve Pool around the world. It also inspired an eatery that encourages patrons to find ways to do good in their own communities. 11/7/11 Free View In iTunes

12 VideoChurchs Harry Potter Halloween Harry Potter fans can live out their dreams for a day in a magical place. That place is Quincy Community United Methodist Church in Massachusetts. Every October, the staff and church transform themselves for a day of fun. 10/26/11 Free View In iTunes

13 VideoChurch Welcomes Job Seekers Unemployment in the U.S. is not a new concern for families. Several United Methodist churches have had programs for decades that reach out to job seekers. One of them has grown to host hundreds of people each month. Meet some of the volunteers, the seekers and the now happily-employed folks who have experienced the job networking ministry at Roswell UMC near Atlanta. 10/24/11 Free View In iTunes

14 VideoArt by Grieving Children How can adults help children deal with loss, express feelings of anger or sadness? A program that encourages artistic expression has been giving kids an outlet for their sorrow and opening doors of communication. 10/17/11 Free View In iTunes

15 VideoCircles of Care for Immigrants More than 100,000 Hispanics live in the Philadelphia area. More than half of them are new to the U.S. One United Methodist pastor is building a new congregation by reaching out to those folks who live with little access to mental health care or a support system. Reed Galin reports. 10/12/11 Free View In iTunes

16 VideoFamily Vacation from Cancer Jason was a 10-year-old boy who lost his life to a brain tumor. In his memory, members of his church, Surfside United Methodist, raise money to give away free trips to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Now other families dealing with a cancer diagnosis have a chance to put their worries aside and enjoy each other. 9/27/11 Free View In iTunes

17 VideoChurches Rethink 9/11 Each year on 9/11, people recall the horror of the attacks on the World Trade Center in 2001, but also the heroism of those who tried to help those trapped in the towers. One community near Chicago decided to reclaim the day as a day of hope and to honor first responders with an activities fair and opportunities to be in service. It also was a chance to rethink church. 9/15/11 Free View In iTunes

18 VideoPrayers Strengthen Service Ten years after 9/11, U.S. soldiers are serving long deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan. Those heading into harms way must travel light. Some little blue books from the past are popular again. 9/14/11 Free View In iTunes

19 Video9/11 Memories: Arlette Kitenge Arlette Kitenge left Rwanda when she was four years old. It was a brutal time of fighting between Hutus and Tutsis, two tribes within the country. Her family came to the United States searching for freedom and happiness. My parents wanted to provide a home where we would be stable, be able to go to school and not have to move constantly as we had done for so many years after leaving Rwanda. She was in the fourth grade when terrorists struck sites in the U.S. and she really got terrified because what came to mind was the wars happening all over again. The war has followed us to the United States. Her family now lives in Tennessee and her story is part of coverage marking the 10th anniversary of the attacks. See more at http://umc.org/911. 9/9/11 Free View In iTunes

20 Video9/11 Pastor Seeks Peace United Methodist pastor Myrna Bethke lost a brother on September 1, 2001 but she found a way to channel her grief and anger. She decided to help her congregants, and others, work toward making the world a more peaceful place. 9/9/11 Free View In iTunes

21 Video9/11 Memorial in Shanksville The horrific events of September 11, 2001 put the rural community of Shanksville, Pennsylvania on the map and in the history books. Resident Donna Glessner felt her home shake from the impact of Flight 93 hitting the ground in a nearby field after passengers gave their lives to save others in the path of the hijacked plane. When she realized thousands of people would visit the area, she organized her United Methodist church members and other volunteers to give tours and honor these heroes. 9/9/11 Free View In iTunes

22 VideoHope for Inmates The concept of restorative justice means giving back to the community youve hurt. Some prisoners have found a way to support children who have even less than they do. And volunteers believe this program will help inmates feel pride and avoid a return to prison. 8/23/11 Free View In iTunes

23 VideoDeportations Leave Teen Alone Immigration raids often make headlines but what you often dont see is what happens next to families affected by deportations. Lilla Marigza introduces us to a teenager who suddenly found herself alone in America. 8/18/11 Free View In iTunes

24 VideoMother for African Orphans Kay Oursler is a person whose life has had many different chapters. Now the Arkansan lives in Tanzania most of the year to fulfill a pledge to help orphans. Villagers call her Bibi Kay because Bibi means grandmother, and she has given a home and new life to many. 8/17/11 Free View In iTunes

25 VideoRVers Repair Churches It can be very costly to keep churches in good shape. A group of retirees is giving up some free time to offer free repairs for congregations. Lilla Marigza introduces us to RVers in Mission. 7/21/11 Free View In iTunes

26 VideoUMCOR Spring Storms For more than 70 years, the United Methodist Committee on Relief has aided those struck by disaster. The agency has been especially challenged in 2011 due to an unprecedented number of serious storms across the U.S. 7/15/11 Free View In iTunes

27 VideoBlind Photographer's Vision Tiffany Chartier is a young mother, an active church member, and a professional photographer. She also has a disease that is robbing her of her sight. But she has found a way to reach out to others with serious illness to capture the positives in their lives. 7/8/11 Free View In iTunes

28 VideoFamily Volunteer Vacation Summer is a time when most families pack up and head for the beach. But for the past few years, the Kiefer family has given up vacation to use their talents in the family construction business to help people rebuild their homes after storms. 7/5/11 Free View In iTunes

29 VideoSecond Chance After Prison A groundbreaking program is giving female inmates a second chance at life. Sara Welch shows us how women are offering to become my sisters keeper. 6/24/11 Free View In iTunes

30 VideoHouse That Phil Built Shakespeare asked, "What's in a name?" He was the master of tragedy, triumph, and irony... and just such a Shakespearean drama has engulfed a small community in Alabama. The town of about a thousand suffered a setback and celebrated a milestone surrounded by friends with a special bond. 6/24/11 Free View In iTunes

31 VideoTexting@Church At the largest United Methodist church in Missouri, you can keep your phone on and out during servicesbecause the pastor wants people in the pews to say whats on their minds. 6/17/11 Free View In iTunes

32 VideoVolunteers Adopt Hospice Pets When pet owners have to go into hospice care, they can worry a great deal about the fate of their pets. A program called Pet Peace of Mind helps find foster families for these animals, and helps ease the transition for the patient and the pet. 6/15/11 Free View In iTunes

33 VideoPauley Perrette: Acting on Faith She plays a scientist on the popular TV show "NCIS," but actress Pauley Perrette showed her spiritual side to us during a visit to her home church, Hollywood United Methodist in California. 6/2/11 Free View In iTunes

34 VideoAIDS Awareness Church Hollywood United Methodist Church is thriving. The congregation has grown 60% in three years, with an average age of 38. But this church has also lost many over the past 30 years. As Kim Riemland reports, the churchs mission and red ribbons show support for those living with HIV. 6/2/11 Free View In iTunes

35 VideoDriving Kids To Graduate An education can be the most important factor to determine success in life. One pastor who had a lot of help completing his studies is now making sure other students have what they need to finish school. Kim Riemland explains how he is literally driving kids to graduate. 5/25/11 Free View In iTunes

36 VideoTornado Losses, Lessons There have been a number of incredibly destructive tornadoes in the U. S. recently, and one pastor is uniquely qualified to understand, counsel and pray with people whose futures are blowing in the wind. The Rev. Kelly Clem lost her church, and her child, in a storm in 1994. 5/25/11 Free View In iTunes

37 VideoCar Care for Single Moms Single mothers in Woodstock, Georgia have a little extra room in their gas budgets this month thanks to one local United Methodist church. City on a Hill church members donated more than 7,000 dollars to fill the fuel tanks of almost 300 moms in their local area and that was just the start. 5/11/11 Free View In iTunes

38 VideoLife After Foster Care In todays economy, its hard for young people to find work. Its much harder for foster children who have to make it on their own when they reach 21. Up to two-thirds dont graduate from high school or get a GED. A program is stepping in for those who dont have parents and seeing successful results. 5/9/11 Free View In iTunes

39 VideoGarden Grows Community Care Spiritual fulfillment can be found in a lot of places; in nature, hard work, and community. Lilla Marigza shows us how some volunteers went outside church walls to feed bodies, and souls. 5/3/11 Free View In iTunes

40 VideoGood Friday Cross Journey When a huge tree fell in his yard, Pastor Don Richards had a vision. Instead of chopping it into firewood, he had the tree made into a giant cross. And on Good Friday, hundreds of his neighbors made a very public belief statement by carrying the 14-ft., 425-lb. reminder of Christs suffering through the streets. 4/27/11 Free View In iTunes

41 VideoMalaria Lab Fights Killer Malaria kills one million, and sickens 500 million people every year. With ten percent of the world population at risk, people of faith and science are committed to stopping malaria deaths. Lilla Marigza talks to researchers committed to the cause. 4/25/11 Free View In iTunes

42 VideoHospice Care with Pets Dogs and cats are vital members of many families. Unfortunately, most hospice programs are not equipped to allow terminally ill patients to keep their beloved companions. Hospice chaplain and former veterinarian, The Rev. Delana Taylor McNac, is keeping people and pets together. 3/8/11 Free View In iTunes

43 VideoFirst-time volunteer at 91 United Methodists believe we are all called to make disciples of Christ and serve others. There are no rules for when or where we serve, and no age limits. Meet a volunteer whose stamina might surprise you. 3/3/11 Free View In iTunes

44 VideoCongo Pilot Medical Missions We are all called to serve in our own way. Meet the son of an African bishop who found his calling in the cockpit of a rescue plane. 2/25/11 Free View In iTunes

45 VideoMicroloans for Christmas A college student in Pennsylvania has created a unique Christmas present. It's a delayed gift that sends your money to Africa before returning it to your chosen recipients. Reed Galin shows us how the simple idea is changing lives. 2/15/11 Free View In iTunes

46 VideoMalaria Ravages Congo Poor Celebrities like Bono and George Clooney have made malaria more of a news story recently -- but for families struggling in Africa, the disease is an ever-present threat. Villagers in a remote part of the DRC hope to have some relief with more bed nets and a clinic for care. The aid comes too late for one woman who lost most of her loved ones to a mosquito's bite. Gary Henderson has her story. 2/15/11 Free View In iTunes

47 VideoWomen's Spirituality Club Most of us will start 2011 with resolutions that won't last. One group of women has committed to one goal for the entire year -- and will hold each other accountable with weekly meetings. It's not AA or a weight loss support group. Kim Riemland takes us inside Evening Dialogue. 2/15/11 Free View In iTunes

48 VideoRasmus' Church Growth Tips His congregation grew from 9 to 9,000! Today, Pastor Rudy Rasmus preaches to a packed church in jeans and boots. Tradition is fine, he says, but too often it just gets in the way. Lilla Marigza shares the story of a preacher who knows what people really want out of Sunday mornings. 2/15/11 Free View In iTunes

49 VideoSuccess Secrets of Young Pastor Many denominations are struggling to keep young people involved. One 25-year-old loves his church so much he has become the lead pastor for two congregations. He may be the youngest fulltime clergy person in his area, but his unique talents are bridging age and racial divides. Kim Riemland has his story. 1/12/11 Free View In iTunes

50 VideoOne Year Later: Haiti Quake Survivor In January 2010, the Rev. Jim Gulley was in Haiti and witnessed firsthand the devastating effects of the earthquake. One month later he returned to Haiti to continue the work of the church. In this interview, Gulley recalls being trapped at Hotel Montana and speaks of the work being done today in Haiti. 1/11/11 Free View In iTunes

51 VideoChurch Adopts Haiti In January 2010, the whole world was shocked to see the pictures from Haiti after a huge earthquake devastated the country. And there was an equally huge outpouring of concern for those affected by the disaster. But one young family already had a heart for Haiti. 1/7/11 Free View In iTunes

52 VideoSermons for Truckers Wilma Foreman was raised in a conservative small town and grew up understanding that women weren't expected to speak out much. But three years ago, Wilma began to speak out about her religious faith. Now her voice reaches every corner of the country, one truck driver at a time. 1/7/11 Free View In iTunes

53 VideoHoliday Wreaths for Veterans For those who have lost loved ones in war or know soldiers serving far from home, Christmas can be a tough time. Some volunteers in Texas have chosen to honor those sacrifices with a special holiday tradition. 12/15/10 Free View In iTunes

54 VideoGoing Green for Funerals Near Washington D.C. on what was once farmland, churches are now landlocked and forced to give up the tradition of on-site cemeteries. In fact, only 4 active cemeteries remain for 104 United Methodist churches in the area. Kim Riemland tells us about an environmentally-friendly alternative to traditional burials. 12/8/10 Free View In iTunes

55 VideoChurch Gives Home Makeovers Ohio has been dubbed the "epicenter of the foreclosure crisis" in the U.S. The state saw 90,000 foreclosure filings in 2009. As vacant properties pile up, some here see opportunity. Reed Galin has the story. 12/8/10 Free View In iTunes

56 VideoChurch Offers AIDS Tests In Houston, Texas, the health department estimates that 1 in 93 residents lives with HIV. For African Americans, its 1 in 40. And up to a quarter of these people dont know they are infected. Reed Galin shows us how a church is speaking openly about this subject in order to save lives. 11/30/10 Free View In iTunes

57 VideoTeens Skype AIDS Orphans Every 14 seconds, a child is orphaned by AIDS in Africa. Zoe Ministry is dedicated to empowering these children with the skills they need to become self-reliant. Lilla Marigza shows us how technology is helping to share success stories. 11/30/10 Free View In iTunes

58 VideoNative American Teens and Tradition Horses have always been sacred to the Native American people. A riding program is re-introducing young people to a part of their culture that has been lost in todays world. Kim Riemland shows us how. 11/17/10 Free View In iTunes

59 VideoNative American Teens Stop Smoking Native American traditions have long included the use of tobacco. But todays cigarettes and chewing tobacco are far more addictive than in generations past. Reed Galin shows us a tobacco education program aimed at stopping teen smoking. 11/17/10 Free View In iTunes

60 VideoDogs Rescue Soldiers Special assistance dogs usually help guide the blind but now some service dogs are helping disabled veterans who suffer with PTSD. An interesting twist is that these animals were raised by inmates in some of our nations most notorious prisons. 11/11/10 Free View In iTunes

61 VideoLazarus Project Supports Soldiers As the U.S. continues to have troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, an Army base in Tennessee has had to turn away some seeking counseling. A local school stepped in to help students and others in the community cope with the pressures families face as loved ones are at war. Reed Galin has the story. 11/3/10 Free View In iTunes

62 VideoChurch Home for Homeless Congregations usually reflect the neighborhoods they serve. One urban church is bridging the gap between privilege and poverty, housed and homeless, with an unconventional gathering that meets needs of people at both ends of the economic spectrum. 10/27/10 Free View In iTunes

63 VideoChurch Welcomes Pets When people experience the loss of a family member, they gather for a funeral. But what about when that family member is a beloved dog or cat? Kim Riemland visits a church that honors that loss also. 10/20/10 Free View In iTunes

64 VideoHispanic Clergy Migrant Ministry Americas 2.5 million farm laborers work long days and follow seasonal crops. Life on the move makes it hard for farm hands to have much quality of life. Reed Galin shows us how a California couple is making sure migrant workers get some support from the outside world. 10/14/10 Free View In iTunes

65 VideoLiving Simply, Giving Generously Billionaires Bill and Melinda Gates and Warren Buffett recently pledged to donate most of their wealth to charity. Kim Riemland introduces us to a middle class couple who is proving generosity is possible even on a budget. 10/6/10 Free View In iTunes

66 VideoChurch for Inmates' Kids Some statistics say that nearly two-thirds of children with incarcerated parents will end up in prison themselves. Reed Galin introduces us to a community in Oklahoma that wants to break that cycle. 9/22/10 Free View In iTunes

67 VideoChinese Church Helps Ugandan School When they met a decade ago, he was an AIDS orphan in Uganda and she was a visiting music teacher from California. Now the two bound by their love of music are on a mission to educate other orphans. Barry Simmons reports. 9/15/10 Free View In iTunes

68 VideoChurch Embraces Haitians Close to a million Haitians are estimated to live in the United States, with nearly 200,000 in Florida alone. But despite this infusion of Haitian culture in the Sunshine State, it literally took an earthquake to move similar, but separate, communities closer together. Kim Riemland has the story. 9/8/10 Free View In iTunes

69 VideoNew Church After Katrina Following Hurricane Katrina, many churches in New Orleans struggled to gather enough money or members to rebuild. Reed Galin has the story of two faith families who gained momentum by becoming one. 8/30/10 Free View In iTunes

70 VideoClinic Heals after Katrina It has been five years since Hurricane Katrina and many of those who stayed in New Orleans are facing a health care shortage. Doctors have relocated and some hospitals and clinics are closed. Reed Galin shows us how volunteers are bridging the gap. 8/24/10 Free View In iTunes

71 VideoChurch Greens Topeka To change the whole world, it's good to start in your own backyard. Lilla Marigza follows some volunteers who chose to spend a Sunday in their community park rather than in their church pews. 8/17/10 Free View In iTunes

72 VideoMuseum of Methodism The United Methodist Church's heritage dates back 300 years. This rich history comes to life in a collection found at Drew University. Lilla Marigza leads a video tour of this treasure trove. 8/17/10 Free View In iTunes

73 VideoCollege Campout for Haiti A massive earthquake in Haiti left many of those who survived living in tents, and created thousands of new orphans. But some college students are raising money to help them, while experiencing what it's like to live in a tent. Reed Galin reports. 8/17/10 Free View In iTunes

74 VideoHaiti Church Leader As Haiti continues to deal with the aftermath of the January 12th earthquake, one church leader has the task of helping fellow Haitians who have lost loved ones and homes, while he too is homeless. He is living in his car, and traveling the area encouraging others to stay brave - and focus on rebuilding. Chuck Long reports. 8/17/10 Free View In iTunes

75 VideoUMCOR Food for Haiti Food, water and other relief supplies reached Haiti's capital city within days of the earthquake. Aid to outlying areas was slower in coming. Lilla Marigza shows us how relief workers are partnering with Haitians to distribute food quickly and make sure it goes where the need is greatest. 8/17/10 Free View In iTunes

76 VideoCowboys Rethink Church When a town of thirty people draws a church crowd nearly three times its size, you know it must be something unique. "Cowboy Church" brings people by horseback, pony cart and pick-up truck from forty miles around. Kim Riemland takes us to a service dishing out a new sense of community to people scattered in rural areas. 8/17/10 Free View In iTunes

77 VideoClean Water for Liberia Jonathan Kaipay survived civil war in Liberia and now is dedicated to helping others live. He's part of an effort to bring clean water to the 60% of the population who have no access. Ciona Rouse reports. 8/17/10 Free View In iTunes

78 VideoMom Fights Bulllycide There's a sad new word in the American lexicon: bullycide. After her daughter attempted suicide, one mom made it her life's work to help other kids avoid the consequences of 24/7 bullying. 8/17/10 Free View In iTunes

79 VideoDuke Smart Home There's a bright future in green technology jobs. Some students at Duke University are gaining valuable experience by living in tomorrow's smart home today. 8/17/10 Free View In iTunes

80 VideoCooking with Jesus in Ukraine It seems there is a universal truth concerning college students... they love to eat. So, when an American missionary couple inherited an established student ministry in western Ukraine, they not only turned to the "Good Book" but also the "cookbook" for inspiration. Jan Snider has the story. 8/17/10 Free View In iTunes

81 VideoOur Family Adoptions Journeys abroad can be life-changing. For a Washington state woman, a trip to Africa nearly a decade ago changed her life - and at least 100 more, so far. Kim Riemland has the story. 8/17/10 Free View In iTunes

82 VideoYoung Butterflies Cheer Elderly Some of the best medicine for older people doesn't come from the pharmacy. Visits from young people like those in a group called The Butterflies can make shut-ins smile. Lilla Marigza reports. 8/17/10 Free View In iTunes

83 VideoSummer Church Camp Miles away from iPhones and the Internet, young people by the millions still go away to summer camp. Lilla Marigza reports that not much has changed over the last 50 years, and camp organizers say that's a good thing. 8/17/10 Free View In iTunes

84 VideoChurch Community Garden Some North Carolina residents planted a garden to bring their community together and put food on tables. Through hard work, they found that good food feeds the soul too. 8/17/10 Free View In iTunes

85 VideoRenesting After Home Loss Often those transitioning from homelessness have few furnishings for their new living spaces. As Reed Galin shows us, a group of volunteers is putting out the welcome mat and offering interior decorating for free. 8/17/10 Free View In iTunes

86 VideoLegal Clinic for Haitians Orlando has one of the largest populations of Haitian expatriates in the nation. When a January 2010 earthquake devastated their home country, tremors of despair shook the Florida community. Now the U.S is allowing Haitians to stay in this country longer and as Kim Riemland reports, a faith group is helping make it happen. 8/17/10 Free View In iTunes

87 VideoNursing Detroit to Health Detroit used to be the thriving "Motor City" but now the unemployment rate is over 24%. As infrastructure crumbles, a free clinic is assisting the unemployed and uninsured who are determined to stay in their homes. Reed Galin reports. 8/10/10 Free View In iTunes

88 VideoTeen Homeless Ministry Meredith Medlin serves sandwiches - but her goal isn't just filling empty bellies. She also hopes to feed hungry souls with time and attention. 8/5/10 Free View In iTunes

89 VideoInmate Gift Fights Malaria Most people would assume that a career criminal has nothing to offer society, but a Pennsylvania inmate defied the odds. Given a chance to help, he gave generously and inspired others with his turnaround story. Lilla Marigza has his story. 8/4/10 Free View In iTunes

90 VideoCarolina Impacts Community What if you could rethink weekend chores, and turn them into fun, by helping others? Thousands of volunteers in North Carolina took time recently to help their neighbors in a wide variety of ways. Lilla Marigza has their story. 6/23/10 Free View In iTunes

91 VideoTeens Opposing Poverty Former prisoners sometimes struggle to reenter society because they lack something as simple as a photo ID. A dedicated group of teenage volunteers believes they can break this cycle and help ex-inmates make a fresh start. Heidi Robinson has the story. 6/16/10 Free View In iTunes

92 VideoChurch Soccer Outreach In small towns, people tend to know one another ... but in Seville, Florida, members of the local United Methodist church felt they needed to know their neighbors a lot better. So, they made a game of it: Soccer. Reed Galin has their story. 6/10/10 Free View In iTunes

93 VideoFree Pharmacy Serves Uninsured An Ohio community has seen the number of residents unable to afford prescription medications almost double. As Lilla Marigza reports, people of faith have a plan to bridge the gap. 6/3/10 Free View In iTunes

94 VideoVietnam Vet's Military Ministry The Vietnam Veterans Wall is the most visited memorial in Washington, DC. Volunteers, many of them vets, look after the wall and its legacy. Lilla Marigza introduces us to some vets who are also looking after troops serving today. 6/3/10 Free View In iTunes

95 VideoCongo Child Soldiers Rebuild Many countries are dealing with the issue of child soldiers and how best to help these young people reintegrate into society. One United Methodist congregation in the Democratic Republic of Congo gathered its scarce resources to give skills and support to those who suffered a grave injustice. Jan Snider reports. 5/28/10 Free View In iTunes

96 VideoUMCOR Flood Response Spring can be a time of strong storms, and the results can leave people reeling. When volunteers are needed, the United Methodist Committee on Relief steps in. Lilla Marigza followed teams helping those devastated by a historic flood in Tennessee. 5/12/10 Free View In iTunes

97 VideoService Day Changes World Members of the United Methodist Church of the Rockaways in New Jersey heeded the call to change the world. Little did they know it would be their lives that would be transformed. 5/10/10 Free View In iTunes

98 VideoA Taste of Blindness An estimated one million persons in the U.S. are blind, and each year 50,000 more will become blind. Lilla Marigza introduces us to a group who tried a unique experiment to better understand the challenges the visually impaired face 4/28/10 Free View In iTunes

99 VideoJars of Clay Fight Malaria Eager crowds turned out on World Malaria Day for a free concert and a chance to make a difference in the world. They took part in the launch of Imagine No Malaria, an effort to raise 75 million dollars to end malaria deaths worldwide. 4/28/10 Free View In iTunes

100 VideoChurch Serves San Diego Church can happen outside walls. Lilla Marigza shows us how five congregations put their faith into action on a Sunday morning. 4/14/10 Free View In iTunes

101 VideoEaster Church Drama What if you had a chance to go back in time and be at the Last Supper? One church offers the faithful a taste of that important night and other ways to make the Easter story come alive. Lilla Marigza reports. 4/7/10 Free View In iTunes

102 VideoChurch Crafts Stained Glass The small congregation at Estancia United Methodist Church once swept a mosaic of color off the floor as their 50-year-old painted windows aged and peeled. Then they replaced dustpans with determination. Lilla Marigza reports. 4/1/10 Free View In iTunes

103 VideoMeharry Doctors' Match Day Each spring more than 15,000 students graduate from U.S. medical schools, eager to serve. Lilla Marigza shows us how young doctors kick off their careers with a half-century old tradition. 3/26/10 Free View In iTunes

104 VideoHaiti Children's Hospital A hospital in Haiti's capital city has been serving children for more than 40 years. Nurses and doctors now rise to new challenges in the aftermath of the earthquake. Lilla Marigza has an inside look. 3/24/10 Free View In iTunes

105 VideoGreen Cleaning Teen "Going green" on St. Patrick's Day usually means expressing a love of the Irish with pins, crazy hats or green clothes. Gwen Kisker introduces us to a high school senior with a new way to clean her home and a fresh approach to caring for the Earth. 3/24/10 Free View In iTunes

106 VideoStudent Tax Help As warmer temperatures arrive, many college kids come down with spring fever, but one group of Florida business students is staying focused. As Reed Galin reports, they are devoting their weekends to providing free tax prep to assist their community during uncertain financial times. 3/24/10 Free View In iTunes

107 VideoSports Vision for Blind People with impaired vision can feel left out of everyday activities geared toward the sighted. A woman who grew up missing out on sports is making sure other blind children and adults have better opportunities. Gwen Kisker has her story. 3/11/10 Free View In iTunes

108 VideoAIDS Care in India Nearly two and a half million people in India live with HIV, and few have access to medical care. Lilla Marigza shows us how folks in Colorado have built a house, and a future, for families 8,000 miles away. 3/4/10 Free View In iTunes

109 VideoHaiti Recovery Volunteers In the days following the quake in Haiti, agencies stepped in to meet the basic needs of millions of the injured and homeless. As time goes on, the focus is naturally changing from relief to recovery. Lilla Marigza reports. 2/24/10 Free View In iTunes

110 VideoTool to Fight Racism Strides have been made since the days of the civil rights movement in the U.S., but racial equality is still a work in progress. Lilla Marigza shows us a tool some are using to open a dialogue about race in America. 2/24/10 Free View In iTunes

111 VideoHaiti Water Relief For agencies providing earthquake relief in Haiti, clean water is a top priority. Lilla Marigza shows us how teams are teaching Haitians to turn dirty rivers and puddles into clean drinking water. 2/16/10 Free View In iTunes

112 VideoHaiti Health Kits All across the U.S., everyday people have found a way to put help in the hands of those affected by the earthquake in Haiti. Personal care items will bring comfort to families who have lost everything. Lilla Marigza reports. 1/27/10 Free View In iTunes

113 VideoMemories of Haiti's Quake One day after a church mission team arrived in Haiti to help orphans, a massive earthquake shook the country. As Kim Reimland reports, what volunteers saw as they left makes them even more committed to the country. 1/21/10 Free View In iTunes

114 VideoHudson Horror Brings Hope In January 2009, Dave Sanderson was one of the last passengers out of U.S. Air flight 1549 when it crash-landed in the Hudson River. Sanderson tells reporter Reed Galin how he came out of the icy water a changed man. 1/10/10 Free View In iTunes

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